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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

Many people this will be shocked to learn OF inc
death OF Mrs william f. Barnes who was at one time Wen
known I'm society Eere. She was daughter OF Aua nj
spe. who has for years vcoprosdent OF tue
Fire Insurance Company Mr. Spies lives at No
90 East twenty nrsts, with his sonnlaw James I1o
Mr. and Barnes were at Manlton Sprlhes oo.,
when she died They left Nsw.York for the west SOME ue
ago Thursday last they left their hotel IN
10 a friend with whom thoy intoueu
taking dinner the horses attached 70 to,
carriage become frightened and uncontoabe rum NJ away
and throwing tho occupants 10 the ground
iuuref carried To the hotel where e'eytnE
po..hle TO save her io She lived unt suhIay
when Her father Is heart broken ovor tne uea
ms daughter The body will be brought to this CIV ior
hufi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

There are some highly attractive things in the caro- 10.
to-day Mr. Haggn has two fine colts in Fitz james anu
Mercury and should win the Spring Stakes WIN WHICH,
ever he may prefer while Fordham may run second.
saronv seemed stiff and sore on Tuesday. He must be
at his best to-day to toutrun Tele Doe and Frcnz while
Mona sasbury and Climax also livel! sprinters.
But saxony and Telie Doe second seems the SAFEST
Hanover will galop off with the fat Coney Island
Derby and Kingston will run second. -,
It's a poor lot In the fifth Ravcler may WIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
TARGET PRd CTICE WITH GREAT GUNS

The North Atlantic Squadron composed OF the flagship
Richmond. the Gslena, Commander 9. NJ. Chester, and
the Ossipee Commander w. cambridge Hof, arrived in
GARDENERS Bay yesterday afternoon. Tue Yantc is
pected here 0-night.
While at GARDENERS Bay the squadron will engage In
series Of target frings and Admiral Luce has offered
hand some medal TO the gunoaptain who during the
practice with great guns ships at anchor attains the
highest average
I lieutenant Richard Wainwright, Of the Galena, has
been put In charge OF the skirmish practice on
GARDENERS Island, and Lieutenant A. l.. Nazro. OF the
Richmond superintends the firing OF the boat howzers
and GatlIngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
FoURTH-CoNEY ISLAND DERBY. THREE-fEAR-oLDs'
FIFTH-HANDICAP. 1as MILES
sIxrH-GRAss STAKES. HURDLE. 2is MIL
e Doubtful starter.


LONDON Juno 22-At tho Stockbridge moetihg ouAy 'o
race for The stock bridge mp by Sir o. Chetwynds
Avevear old chestnut horse Kingwood Sir W. Throckmor
toms threeyear colt Annamite came IN seooho'
and Mt Mantons old bay colt Gay Hermit third
The Duke OF westminsters fouryearod brown eo' 81
Mirin also started. Kingwood by alength and hail.
The betting was S5 against Kngwood TO against
Anname to against Gay Hermit and to against st.
MUin. 49,. r.. 49,. ...- ia. ,,os
won by Lord Alngtons chestnut hlly. AgneM "a,
Enbrussis brown colt by Saw OF l. Orphenn came
in second Jenkings jrs bay or brown hly Mahone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

MR.. ELK1ys COyGRATULATED on HIS ESCAPE.
sterhan Elkins who escaped uninured IN the railway
accident at Havre Tuesday evening arrived IN
this city yesterday morning. after remaining over night AZ
PHILADELPHIA He WAS the northbound train, whcn
crashed the going south In the general CONFUSION
lo lost hat and went the rest OF the way 70 @
bar,heaed On arriving hero he went directly 10 MS once
n the Field Building where lie received all day long the
his friends over his narrow escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
NEW POLICE sEReEAxrs ASSIGNED TO Duty

NEW PULICE SERUEHNIN a SSIuNED to DUI1
sergeants who appointed by the Police
Board Tuesday into Office at Headquarters
yesterday After exchanging their old shields for shields with
they marcel he'd to the board room on the
third and stoon a against the wall while Com
mopers French McCavo aud V0orhs talked at them over
the heads OF reporters.
the sergeants had been fortunate IN
geltng eligible list Probably better men had
failed Civil Service examinations IL doubt
thought II the Commodore Vanderbilt could have
passed for gatakeeper In choosing the
lucky from foytno applicants for promo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
PITCHER BISHOP RELEASED.

PIr1sBURe PENN June 20 tSpeetatl-Ptcher Bishop has
been released by tho Ptsburg baseball club He may
tho Bnghamtona He says that clique conspired TO
ruin him. played at Indianapolis he dis
covered that he was 10 receive no support therefore he dd
lowed 10 succeed would been released and that
Is hat the clique does want who asked 10
OF the said that there had been
clique which hal endeavored 10 conceal MOTIFS
comngs that Morris having been ungrateful they
had Abandoned the Undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
A OOSTLY MATCHBOX LOST.

A San Francisco man who Is visiting New'fork and Is
living at tho NewYork Hotel was when he left
that hotel on Tuesday morning OF . decidedly "sweN
when he returned at noon some one else vi"
po,ses.lon fit may be the san ffau
csco man IL TO find and he has vertlsed re-
questng unknown 10 leave bis or her AZ vac
hotel Tho $500 aud OF gold the top OF the
I'D being studded with diamonds and ruoesnd on one sue
the monogram " IL. T." In the same precious stoues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
Jersey CITY.

TIL, Nav Jersey state Exempt Fremens Association hen
ino vantIon Yesterday Franklin Hall About hy ueie-
xates were elected constitution was adopted anu Objects
elected .....o.,rv AZ
Mrs Mary Murphy age forty five while In ni
NJ insanity caused by the death oil an ,nsns eu hs
ar.as Yesterday her home No II 3 PayonlaaVo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brsroort Housesenator Cameron ana WE or ~
syIvana ~ Victoria Hotsl-Genera Joseph X on
Virginia nm HotetTscnator 70 s91s ua,s
and Luther Caldwell. OF Elmira &srrHu ., ' T. C,lemeus
of hartford 80 Hotel Barthotd{-Milton H. smith vice
Preslent OF the Louisville Nashville sailroad
w 81 James Hotei-Commander John schoneri w. o. ~
- Vindsor Hote-John Mason LOOMS OF enc -'-"op'
man House-Ge cor ge Beisten OF The Bu6alo Courier'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
NEWARK.

. coroner pauest murder OF Giuseppe Dadona Dy
tulane was concluded Yesterday the jury return
ing verdict OF murder against 'uiaho' ""o wa"
TO Jail .,,.. .-...
p.,vesn 900 and children Of poor families wers
~ an an free excursion to staten lslahu yesterday on
and treated and other decacie the eA
pepses being paid by private SUBSCRIPTION.
racohna the nurse President Cleveland died few
avs AGO al Caldwell. She born IN 1900 and 1or over
wear had been helpless, beng psraIyzeu anu pnnu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
orPJCrR DU0Ay NOT YETA HERO.

ofcer Dugan OF the Twenty seventh Precinct was sum-
moned to Police Headquarters yesterday and questioned oy
Inspector steers on spach that published
IN sore papers crodtng Dugan in rescung
women and East ono hundredand.t
ST Dugan adted that there was no danger 70 any one az
ill.,. Mr said that Dugan good policeman
bnt "a not deserving OF honorable mention just yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
HOW THE CLUBS nTAND.

The Polo Grounds yesterday between the Met
ropotan and Clubs stopped at the ending OF the
third inning by The Athletics by free batting had
scored four run nothing for the Metropolitans.
The Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs Will play at St
George Island today. Mays and probably Porter
the pitchers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
WIyTHRoP RUrHERFURD ROBBED BY HIS VALE1

WINTHROP RUTHERFORD ROBBED BY HIS FALEf
Victor Greger age eighteen, OF No IL We'ts1, was he IN
Z. ooo hail for IN Essex Market Police Court
on charge OF larceny preferred by his employee winthrop
Kutherfurd broker OF No l75 second ave ,A
Rutherfrd charged Greger with stealing from MN cotn
ing valued while In his employ Pawn
senng the clothing were found In the prisoner Po''o''
He pleaded guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
STATEN ISLAND.

crrroy-The body Of the boy found drowned on tho
t Roach on Tuesday night OF Aexanders dock was yes
ferday Identified by Michael Luke OF No 4o Avenue thus
ey beIpg William, nine who was drowned on
une II He of q rock at st. into the East
River while his feet and was carried out reach y
tho strong current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
MR cocKRAY WAYrs 70 F1ND HIS CIRCULARS


Postmaster has received letter from Congressman
W. Bourke complaining that circulars sent out by
him on October 80 1885, were not delivered MT Cochran
thought had purposey delayed the Delivery Of
his crcu ars Mr. Pearson yesterday wrote 10 MI cochran
saving that only circulars OF the kind when ne Know
having been delayed those contained IN snS
pouch which had Branch on OctoOcr o.
and lower door OF one OF the postal
week ago The pouch nciosed in sack such as 10
70 hold empty pouches and had not been opened rear
said that explained the matter to " u AhaTews y.
the Committee and had supposed lnal TIC
explanation satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
ATONG THE SOUNn

pppGEPoRT T. Donovan president and secretary OF
tho Driving Association. has filed his bond with
s.orearT Morse National Trotug Association The
nr.nipe meeting will be held on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
yEUS From THE SUBURBS.'.
xor TUE RApwAY MURDERER.

Dsoetiye Keron Elizabeth who went 70 IN ~. NM
e.tisate the strombach who claimed 10 % W.
,s unk nowu Railway girl arrived nome
" Long interview with the fellow and came 70 .no
that he crank strombach eou,a mo- ,ooL
the spot where inc muruer toA
nIsrs lie Claimed have worked at NO III Chrysu
Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

1855 ., .o,..,.,ce with Dr. Crosby TO expose the police
man he said pet he sorry TO sppsaf aid he WAS
hot and Thirsty after hrs long march sna "ons INV Wv
lou or store " get ginger aie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
THE MAYOR WOULD LET NO DOC LIVE IN TOWN
The Mayor has written the following letter to the
angry oyner OF a dog license:

Your favor OF tho 2ist is received You complain that
-FOUR dog does good Tie Is that IL
ables to keep dog for without license he would be
killed With license no nav also DO selzel and
killed and properly So II he 10 muzzled held
four feet So the latter
tion is concerned before to-day which
chained and held by boy has bitten child. whose
parents naturally greatly distressed The truth
would be that rightmndod persons should refrain
from keep dogs IN the city. 80 far judgment
would the passage OF ordinance prohibiting
the existence of dogs IN the CITY OF New York In the
meantime however doing what 70 keep tho dog
under proper but II they should report
had managed 10 destroy every dog licensed and
unlicensed in this city should feel no personal grtef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

Earned runs-PittsbnrR Now lcIk I"V U'su ~
Knehne 2 Connor ihree-base hits-TierDan and keoie
Double plays-Dalrymple and Kuehne First base on balls
on WcCornck p Hit by pitched Dal-Copnor First base
on errors-New York Pitlsburg, !. struck on-By NC
Cormick q Keeie, Passed bals-O'Eourke 4 ime-Hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

HUMhN WHV ItIdDo IIIT dDVNI'
A stir caused at tho sanitary Bureau yesterday
when lettercarrer delivered the following note from
Dr. jacob, we'll known physician:
Dear DR. NAGLE: Ann Donnelly Is cook She In
the house OF Lieutenant Reed West Point She went 10 New
bury child OF hers who died OF dphtbera at tho
house Of a Mira Mckee, No. $40 % West Forty third st.
about About twelve days she packed
trunk Reeds house presence OF his children
The recovering from dpbthera The girl OF Eve
before yesterday The cook has disappeared from
house, and ALL ready unpack again whore
else and numbering IL that woman cannot be sent 70
death she not
stopped from doing mischiei Very truly
A jacob, NJ. ID.
June 81. 1897 No. 40 West 3fth-st
Dr. Nagle wrote TO Dr. Jacob that attempt would DO
made to trace and quarantine Mra Donnelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
suurses rs sets. 81 Noon sets s'22 hoousase-
WATER
AM-saody HOOK. s57 GOV T.pa az Hs ass- i i9s
M-Saady Hook. 900 Gov lsPd- Glo hoA Saso' AAVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

nettnx-conpemara TO Stripping to l, Catalpa TO J.
Bradford 10 J. Laggard 10 10 Relax 20 70 Young Lase
rs TO White squa 20 TO l. Racquet ~ 10 l. Juoee oV
10 l. Bronzomarte 80 to !, Ordway 80 10 l.
Auction poolsConnemara $50 par i SVS runway
sos Edsto s25. Young Luke $l6. Relax $l4 neia $50
Mutuals paid $l5 90. -. o, ....u,
Iiradord led to a struggling start Ordway second,
Jubilee third Connemara last There was little change an,
reaching the the stretch whom Ordway closed WIN
bradford ana the lighting II out when Laggar9
came through from the ruek with hne burst OF speeu anu
wor by and quarter Ordway second neck nelore
STRIPPING could never get through anu was
fouled on the Bender rode her ciunisiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

DR. CROSBY COMPLAINS AGAINST AN OFFIOER
The Rev Dr. Howard Crosby at Police Headquarters
yesterday TO testify that he Policeman Mcbride OF the
Eighteenth Precinct 10 into Fonrthave. liquor
the day OF the police parade drink the II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
Announcements

EPILEPsY-A near and dear one as well as
OF friends having been cured in such wonderful
will for humanity sake make 1t known to any one
calling OF addressing me-
MRS ]. c. DECKER 1858 West 55th st., New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE LOOKED THROUGH
OTHER STOCKS TELL US THEY CANNOT FIND
ErsEwuERE SUCH VARIETY or SUMNER SUIT
1NGs IN LIGHT CoLoRs AND LIGHT WEIGHTS
AS WE ARE OFFERING. WE CAN COME so NEAR
SUPPLYING THE UNIVERSAL WANTS OF MAN.
KIND IN THE MATTER OF CLOTHES THAT
WHOEVER HAS NEED OF APPAREL SHOULD LOOK
HERE BEFORE SELECTING.
EVEN IN BARGAINS WE ARE AHEAD. WHILE
THE SUITS LAST THAT WE SELL AT PRICE OF
ruracoATs AND VESTS GIVING AWAY The
TRoUsERs).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ, D.,

Hours-s to H. 6toZ Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary organs Impotence and serility.
English Sennett and Dlffistable straw hats
So 40 TO 81 90 elsewhere 81 Macknaws designs 75c
to 81 G5. KENNEDY 20 COrtlandt ST., up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

Bettng-Guarantee TO- Kingdsh TO l. Torchlght to
iReund IL TO l. Belinda ~ TO l. Johnny Kelly 10 to l.
Petuance 20 to /. -. r,e.s soo ro,o,,a,,
e14, field S2l.
he got a running start of nearly two Lengths
AZ tbe fail of the flag and was never headed
me was ten behind him when they lett the
post and never closed the gap TO any appecane extent
Petnance three lengths behind kinghsh led tho second
division as far head of the stretch when Iorchgt
closed with her her easily Guarantee came up 70
Torchght stretch but Garrison Kept ms mount
front secured the place kinghsh won IN ~ sH
Mercury withdrawn.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs. $50 EACH SoVo ADDED.
49, SIX EURLONGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
FOURTH RAcE-BAY RIDGE HANDICAP $50 EACH, @l'|oI
ADDED. PENALTIES. li2 MILES.

W. Iakoand's b. h. Exile by Mortemcr- Second Hand,
" We .n s 10
b% r. Psl. Ger 3 F Grm nsSh's
n ns.ss ssssl se SnE n 81
Y S:5 bays e "a f AsSn:
s ssss iSs ;aa5 ',s4s
w Hsla.. b. e S B1
K:C r. en- Nsnpsn s1ggsa.sisf
fnsssrs D. g. Bourbon
III Hassn'S c. Ben A An 4 ''''.(M0LadsAn'
q Es e Teh nasn e
sSosor 4 10 i g 10 70
70 10 Eols 20 70 to King Of Norfolk l. Greenfield SO
sii sri%a Ids $40, TafEiand IS. acdsCo
Msalso BONANZA ISH;atOniG o,d Elizabeth ssss
:$s = :ss ,,1ss" TS.n sss.. e a. e.
Ssn race were
ns s ssAnisf sS S
saS been s lying Ben All Sss5
Ing s head as
70 aD@ a'e aR ss and
home he three made short work their opponents Exile
ns s"S 'ssa ss'
S5% ras * ss en M was ' SGy
be hopeless case ana a-s Pulled 60 him up
having rupiaed blood vessel Lottery ran good race for
three-quarers.
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP. $Zo EACH, S|oV ADDED. l-e
MILES
Blohm Co.'S Adrian, by Little Runin Lurline yrs,
@. H. Morriss b. h. Favor. 1922 (McIaughlnl
w b. Jenningss Dr. & Ten Strike, G. Taylor)
A. Belrnonts b. Tarbouche, Whalenl
Davis Halls Enigma. o. 100 anderson
4. w. Doswelrs Tlonasa D. (Bencer)
Time -l552
Betting-Favor to Adrian 10 /, Ten Strike to ], Tar
bouche to l. Enigma Is TO 4, Thomasia IS To /. -
Auction pools-fayor SO. Adrian $9. Ten Strike ST..
Held $i6.
Mutus,s paid s4s l5
When the starter dropped his the third breakaway
Adrian bad lead OF FIVE lengths. The start out.
hsses Tor Mr. CALDWELL lie disappeared TO hide his
IKE scsrsd dog the
on renewed felt ike stopping Ten
Strike wretchod last all TO head OF
hoineslrvch. where Taylor up cond never
catch Favor and the flying leader.
nou ease by two lengths Favor four before
Ten Strike. third.
6IxTH RAcE--IURDLE SELLING STAKES. SIS EACH, 5000
ADDED. is Mills on TURF
Ganley Cos b. h Judge Grnhth by stoneheng Tattoo
W. e Days b. h. sam Brown aged Iir......M Daly} 2
Hampstead Stables schooln,aser, aged, l5l. tMeany)
Epckersp BUT ,, oaS o. IL,
Morris Hsrwoods eh g. Lord Francis, aged,
o0nmit stables Justin Mack, g. lSl lLeckmanj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
SECOND RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs. $25 EACH, sou ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs-

Bettinr-suyvesant Is to o. Harry Russell 10 70 O. ROW
land 10 l. Ferg !. Jim Glare 10 l. Brthusy 70
J. Bronghton Nokomls ~ 10 HarIodsOnrg ~ 70
Brier VintOn 40 to L. Ilstelle on 10 rHAo ~ W
]. Athena 80 TO l. iiatband 90 70 L. ... 81, p,.,,
Auction Harry Russell 500 go o''
day so Brou ghton si2, Harrodsburg $ll. field $50
/ Mutuais paid $40 80. VI, A.. .,. >.or.,n,
Inns quick driving running lead OF length stuyVe
sant second Harry Russell third the others In hea Az
the furong Harry Russell took the cad aud thereafter
the lay between the two ayoties Hsrry 10
NAMED in front Strengthened out for tho run IN when
Sinyyesant drew running well within himself won
Russell second, ten lengths De-
fore Nokomis Jim Clares big lead avaed MIN hotng
He finished sixth
THIRD RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs THREE EAR-OLDs: sou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16
MILLIONS OFlBUGS.

st. Paul Streets Covered Il Food Deep witt,
tho Insect Posts. ~ e
ST. PAUL, July l5.-This city last night
suffered q phenomenal visitation in the
form Of clouds Of what are yariouslv
called Green Bay, Sunday and day bugs.
About 10 o'clock q breeze sprang up from
the aouth and with lit came millions l' Of
bugs, which swarmed about every light,
often becoming so thick around many
street lamps as to almost obscure tina
light. Around the electric LIGHT mas,a
they seemed to congregate in greater mum.
bels than elsewhere, and in the vicinity of
Bridge Square, Seven Corners and at tho
Park at the head OF Third ptreet. thu
streets were literally covered with the
pestg. Along the WABASH street aide of
the Second National Bank the Sidewalk
was covered to a depth Of over a foot;
around the Emarket-house at whatever
point an electric light was located the
sidewalk was covered with them, f's h,
The Merchants! Hotel received liberal
share Of the bugs, the steps leading 10 the
veranda being completely hid from sight.
and 1t Is estimated that more than a WAGON
load Of the bugs could have been tasen
from IN front OF tie building. I'm Ricc
FARE was witnessed curious eipht. The
trees near electric lights vera coverad ~
VITA bugs, giving the trees the appear
ance OF being moving masses 'of liic
while the electric light wires were strnn,
with insects. At$2 o'clock this mornine
sne . streets IN tho vicinity Of /. Bridge
square, " ich had been cleaned, swef,
again covered with them and they stil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16
A GRhAr YEAR FOR BEER.
Increased Brewing Contributes to Swell 4
Internal Revenue Rsceipta. Z,

I. Us
Increased Brewing Contributes to Swell tho
E.1F Internal Revenue Receipts.
WASHINGTON, July I5.-When the re-
port OF the Secretary Of the Treasury Is
made next December 1t will show in.
creased receipts from customs and inter.
nal revenue for the fiscal year that closed
on June 80. The collectors Of internal
revenue have in many instances forward
ed their annusl statements to the Com:
missioner, who says that the increase in
theamountoi receipts will aggregate about
10000 600. There has been a general in.
crease all along the line, and for the first
time oleomargarine figures In the internal
revenue collectiong. 900 n
Commissioner Miller, in speaking of
the increased collections, says the 81, OOO,-
900 additional collected last year is prob
ably the result OF tho Olyomargarine act
and the enormous increase in the beer
making business. Bottled beer, he said,
is ueed low more generally than ever be-
lore, especially in small country towns,
where it was almost unheard OF few
years ago. While the manufacture Of
beer has stesdily increased there has been
gradual falling of in the quantity Of
whisky distilled. The Commissioner,who
has calculated the profit derived from the
manufacture Of beer, says tho brewer
realizes 100 per cent on every barrel he
sells, while the retail dealer realizes about
200 per cent, y d 81 ff57 ,,g,I.-44
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

..-t 81 B. . = g. e. 49, Z
WIEN the INrELL1aEvcgR said it was
informed that it had not been the practice
Of the Society Of the Army Of West Viz
ginis to invite the President to its re-
unions, the INTRLLldENcER told the exact
truth. The Register discovers that 'Presi.
dent Cleveland was invited last year, and
that he did not accept. 4: , ii,3;3'
II the Society whose reunion this is TO
be were to ask the Invitation Committee
to in vito the President, no doubt tho re-
quest would be respected. II any mem.
bsr Of the committee were to offer a reso-
luton to the same effect, doubtless that
also would be respected. The committee
is composed Of grown men and ia compe.
tent to transact any business that may
come before it. y d ,515;
The manager Of the Register is the only
memGer OF the committee who has not
had tho courage to make any motion that
seemed well to him, as he is the only
member OF any committee, 80 far as we
have heard, who has got mad and gone
into scheme to break up the whole thing
because the committee to which be be-
Tonga has not done thing which he has
never moved the committee to do.
It's well understood, now that the Re-
union must go along without the Registers
assistance and against it's bull.headed op.
position. We think the Reunion will get
stony. wa 's.:i,5 Z: <, ~ 4.